Job Title: Clinical Psychologist

Job Title: Clinical Psychologist - Preceptorship Opportunity
Location: Blackheath, London
Full time/Part time: Full time
Sector: Neurological Rehabilitation
Specialisms: Clinical Neuropsycholology
Salary: Up to £63,043
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

We’re offering a unique opportunity for a Clinical Psychologist to make a real and lasting impact in a setting where autonomy, collaboration, and professional growth are at the heart of everything we do. Say goodbye to red tape and hello to the freedom to make swift, effective decisions that truly enhance patient care.

You’ll be supported by experienced Consultant Neuropsychologists as you develop your expertise in clinical neuropsychology, working alongside a multidisciplinary team that delivers high-quality, holistic care. We’re passionate about professional development and offer full funding to complete your QiCN, along with a structured preceptorship pathway to help you progress confidently to Band 8a.

If you’re driven by a commitment to exceptional patient care and eager to grow in a supportive and dynamic environment — we’d love to hear from you.

Job Purpose

Working as part of a dynamic multidisciplinary team, you will be responsible for delivering high-quality psychological assessments, formulating individualised treatment plans, and providing evidence-based therapeutic interventions. Your expertise will help service users rebuild their lives, regain independence, and achieve their full potential in a safe and supportive environment.

This is a highly rewarding role where your clinical insight and compassionate care will have a direct and lasting impact—not only on the lives of service users, but also on their families and support networks.

You will be responsible for:

• Provide specialist neuropsychological assessment and intervention for inpatients with neurological conditions (such as head injury, cerebral tumours and stroke)
• Develop, implement and monitor the effectiveness of rehabilitation and condition management programmes for patients with neuropsychological disorders

• Undertake assessment of capacity for individual patients and provide advice to other health professionals on psychological aspects of capacity assessment and appropriate means of enabling patients with reduced capacity to engage in informed decision making

• Develop, implement and monitor formal psychological intervention plans for a patient's emotional difficulties

• Undertake risk assessment and risk management for individual patients and to provide advice to other health professions on psychological aspects of risk assessment and risk management

• Provide specialist psychological advice, guidance and consultation to other health professionals contributing directly to patients’ formulation, diagnosis and treatment plan

• Exercise autonomous professional responsibility for the assessment, formulation and clinical interventions with patients, seeking appropriate supervision for clinical decision making

• Provide appropriate verbal and written symptom management advice to patients, their families or carers as appropriate

• With appropriate supervision, maintain and promulgate the highest standards of clinical record keeping including electronic data entry and recording, report writing, and the responsible exercise of professional self-governance in accordance with the BPS professional codes of practice and our policies and procedures

• Keep people safe from any harm and protect their human rights.

You must be:

• HCPC registration
• Enrolled or interested in post-doctoral training in Clinical Neuropsychology
• Experience of clinical practice within a neurological service setting at a pre or post-qualification level
• Band 8a candidates will require experience in carrying out and interpreting neuropsychological assessments
• Well-developed communication skills and the ability to effectively deliver complex and/or clinically sensitive information to patients, their families, carers, and colleagues
• Evidence of continuing professional development as recommended by the BPS
• Successful candidates will be required to undergo an Enhanced DBS

Why Join?

• Generous holiday allowance and birthday off
• Wide range of e learning and face to face training and development opportunities
• 5% matched pension
• Access to medical care
• Rewards incentive
• Enhanced Sick & Maternity Pay benefits

Job Title: Clinical Psychologist

Job Title: Clinical Psychologist
Location: Northampton
Full time/Part time: Full time
Sector: Neurological Rehabilitation
Specialisms: Clinical Neuropsycholology / Complex trauma
Salary: Up to £65,000 plus £2,000 travel allowance per annum
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

We’re on the lookout for a passionate Clinical Psychologist to join our expert multidisciplinary team in Northampton. A specialist neurological rehabilitation service supporting individuals with brain injuries and complex neurological conditions.

If you're driven to support people on their recovery journey and want to be part of a service that truly transforms lives, this is your chance to do work those matters.

Job Purpose

Working as part of a dynamic multidisciplinary team, you will be responsible for delivering high-quality psychological assessments, formulating individualised treatment plans, and providing evidence-based therapeutic interventions. Your expertise will help service users rebuild their lives, regain independence, and achieve their full potential in a safe and supportive environment.

This is a highly rewarding role where your clinical insight and compassionate care will have a direct and lasting impact—not only on the lives of service users, but also on their families and support networks. You'll also contribute to service development, helping to shape and improve the way we deliver neurological rehabilitation

You will be responsible for:

As a Clinical Psychologist, you’ll be part of a multidisciplinary team, delivering assessments and therapeutic interventions to service users with brain injury and complex neurological conditions. Your work will be instrumental in creating and guiding personalised rehabilitation plans to promote independence and recovery.

Your impact:

• Conduct psychological assessments to understand the needs of each individual and develop tailored care plans that address their unique challenges
• Deliver evidence-based therapeutic interventions, helping service users adjust to life-changing injuries or conditions and reach their full potential
• Evaluate the effectiveness of individual and group treatment programmes
• Collaborate with a diverse, interdisciplinary team of clinicians to ensure holistic care that integrates physical and psychological rehabilitation
• Support families and carers, giving them the tools and understanding to help their loved ones recover and thrive
• Play an integral role in the continuous development of a service that changes lives, contributing your expertise to service improvement initiatives
• Keep people safe from any harm and protect their human rights

You must be:

• Current HCPC registration
• Experience or an evident and demonstrable interest in neuropsychology and/or behavioural interventions
• Ability to create a trusting therapeutic relationship that empowers service users in their recovery
• Passion for multidisciplinary teamwork and delivering holistic care.
• Commitment to making a difference in the lives of service users and their families.
• Successful candidates will be required to undergo and Enhanced DBS

Why Join?

• Generous holiday allowance and birthday off
• Wide range of e learning and face to face training and development opportunities
• 5% matched pension
• Access to medical care
• Rewards incentive
• Enhanced Sick & Maternity Pay benefits

Job Title: Occupational Therapist

Job Title: Occupational Therapist
Location: Sandbach, Cheshire
Fulltime/Part time: Full time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £51,000
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Occupational Therapist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including sensory, motor, perceptual, and functional life skills challenges.
You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments, collaborating with a dynamic multidisciplinary team to provide holistic, child-centred support that promotes wellbeing, engagement, and development. Be part of a team committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based interventions that help young people thrive both in the classroom and beyond in a brand-new school setting!

Job Purpose

You will be part of a highly skilled and multidisciplinary clinical team, working alongside Psychologists, Speech and Language Therapists, and other professionals to deliver high-quality, integrated care.
You will work closely with children and young people, providing comprehensive assessments and interventions tailored to address sensory, motor, perceptual, and functional life skills needs. Your expertise will contribute to the development of multidisciplinary therapeutic plans that align with EHCP requirements and support the overall wellbeing and access to learning for each young person.
Children and young people in our care may present with complex and challenging behaviours, and as an Occupational Therapist, you will use child-centred, creative approaches to foster engagement, build relationships, and enhance therapeutic outcomes. You will play a key role in developing personalized strategies that are sensitive to each child's unique needs and experiences.
In addition, you will serve as a role model for other clinicians and educational staff, exemplifying the values and professional standards expected within our organisation, while ensuring that therapeutic support is effectively integrated into all aspects of care and learning.

You will be responsible for:

Responsibilities:

• Use advanced specialist knowledge and levels of experience appropriately and effectively across a range of work practices which is underpinned by comprehensive and extensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
• Assess the motor, perceptual and sensory integration skills of the young people and to ascertain how any differences impact on their function and participation.
• Write reports based on your findings to support the young people, education and care staff and to inform annual reviews.
• To undertake high quality assessments of children and young people and make
• recommendations about appropriate therapeutic interventions for each child or young person, in accordance with individual assessed needs.
• To provide line management and clinical supervision to allocated Therapies Assistants within the setting and to support Newly Qualified Occupational Therapists within the setting
• To work closely with children, young people and their staff to ensure a personalised plan of delivery.
• To participate in service and practice development.
• To identity training needs, develop and facilitate training sessions to staff and parents/carers.
• To prepare high-quality reports and quality assure reports.
• To complete administrative requirements in a timely manner. These include evidencing that you are meeting EHCP requirements, liaison and completion of MDT reports and updating EHCP targets.
• To participate in the Group’s Staff Development Programme and attend monthly, clinical and line management supervision. To complete progress reviews monthly in the first 6 months and then termly

Requirements

You must be:

• Be a qualified Occupational Therapist registered with the HCPC
• Have experience and be skilled in delivering therapeutic interventions for children and young people with complex needs
• Need experience of supporting teams around a child or young person to ensure they are being provided with clinically informed living and learning environments and experiences
• Be a confident, engaging and effective, model, guide, leader and
  trainer.
• Be highly organised and ready to take the initiative
• Be committed to ensuring the best outcomes for young people

Why Join?

• Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
• Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
• Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
• Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
• Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

Job Title: Occupational Therapist

Job Title: Occupational Therapist
Location: Sandbach, Cheshire
Fulltime/Part time: Full time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £51,000
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Occupational Therapist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including sensory, motor, perceptual, and functional life skills challenges.
You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments, collaborating with a dynamic multidisciplinary team to provide holistic, child-centred support that promotes wellbeing, engagement, and development. Be part of a team committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based interventions that help young people thrive both in the classroom and beyond in a brand-new school setting!

Job Purpose

You will be part of a highly skilled and multidisciplinary clinical team, working alongside Psychologists, Speech and Language Therapists, and other professionals to deliver high-quality, integrated care.
You will work closely with children and young people, providing comprehensive assessments and interventions tailored to address sensory, motor, perceptual, and functional life skills needs. Your expertise will contribute to the development of multidisciplinary therapeutic plans that align with EHCP requirements and support the overall wellbeing and access to learning for each young person.
Children and young people in our care may present with complex and challenging behaviours, and as an Occupational Therapist, you will use child-centred, creative approaches to foster engagement, build relationships, and enhance therapeutic outcomes. You will play a key role in developing personalized strategies that are sensitive to each child's unique needs and experiences.
In addition, you will serve as a role model for other clinicians and educational staff, exemplifying the values and professional standards expected within our organisation, while ensuring that therapeutic support is effectively integrated into all aspects of care and learning.

You will be responsible for:

Responsibilities:

• Use advanced specialist knowledge and levels of experience appropriately and effectively across a range of work practices which is underpinned by comprehensive and extensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
• Assess the motor, perceptual and sensory integration skills of the young people and to ascertain how any differences impact on their function and participation.
• Write reports based on your findings to support the young people, education and care staff and to inform annual reviews.
• To undertake high quality assessments of children and young people and make
• recommendations about appropriate therapeutic interventions for each child or young person, in accordance with individual assessed needs.
• To provide line management and clinical supervision to allocated Therapies Assistants within the setting and to support Newly Qualified Occupational Therapists within the setting
• To work closely with children, young people and their staff to ensure a personalised plan of delivery.
• To participate in service and practice development.
• To identity training needs, develop and facilitate training sessions to staff and parents/carers.
• To prepare high-quality reports and quality assure reports.
• To complete administrative requirements in a timely manner. These include evidencing that you are meeting EHCP requirements, liaison and completion of MDT reports and updating EHCP targets.
• To participate in the Group’s Staff Development Programme and attend monthly, clinical and line management supervision. To complete progress reviews monthly in the first 6 months and then termly

Requirements

You must be:

• Be a qualified Occupational Therapist registered with the HCPC
• Have experience and be skilled in delivering therapeutic interventions for children and young people with complex needs
• Need experience of supporting teams around a child or young person to ensure they are being provided with clinically informed living and learning environments and experiences
• Be a confident, engaging and effective, model, guide, leader and
  trainer.
• Be highly organised and ready to take the initiative
• Be committed to ensuring the best outcomes for young people

Why Join?

• Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
• Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
• Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
• Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
• Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

Job Title: Psychologist

Job Title: Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling)
Location: Tadworth, Surrey
Fulltime/Part time: Full time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £67,764
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and special educational needs.

You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments with a strong clinical network and be part of a team that’s deeply committed to providing holistic and evidence-based support for children to truly thrive.

Job Purpose

As a psychologist, you’ll be a vital part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with education, residential and clinical colleagues to ensure that therapeutic approaches are embedded across all aspects of care and learning.

You will support the delivery of comprehensive assessments, inform intervention planning, and provide consultation, workshops, training, and guidance to school and residential teams. Your expertise will help to create safe, nurturing, and therapeutically informed environments where children and young people can develop their emotional, social, and cognitive skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a psychologist who is looking to contribute meaningfully to a supportive and values-driven organisation, while growing their own practice within a dynamic and collaborative team.

You will be responsible for:

• Providing specialist psychological assessments and formulations for children and young people with complex needs.
• Designing and delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
• Supporting the wider team to create trauma-informed, attachment-aware, and neuro-affirming environments.
• Offering consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff to embed clinical thinking into everyday practice.
• Supporting ongoing professional development of staff through training sessions and clinical insights.
• Producing high-quality reports and contributing to EHCPs, reviews, and multi-disciplinary planning.
• Maintaining accurate records and engaging in ongoing CPD.
• Contributing to service and practice development and championing a relational, strengths-based approach.
• Ensuring all interventions comply with relevant clinical, professional, and legal standards.

Requirements

You must be:

• A qualified Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist registered with the HCPC.
• Experienced in working with children and young people with complex needs.
• Confident in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention.
• Skilled in providing consultation and support to multidisciplinary teams.
• Passionate about achieving the best outcomes for young people.
• Organised, collaborative and able to work both independently and as part of a wider team.
• A car driver, as travel across sites may be required.

Why Join?

• Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
• Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
• Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
• Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
• Holidays: 35 days holiday including bank holidays.
• Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

Job Title: Psychologist

Job Title: Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling)
Location: Stockton-on-Tees, Durham
Fulltime/Part time: Full time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £71,520
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and special educational needs.

You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments with a strong clinical network and be part of a team that’s deeply committed to providing holistic and evidence-based support for children to truly thrive.

Job Purpose

As a psychologist, you’ll be a vital part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with education, residential and clinical colleagues to ensure that therapeutic approaches are embedded across all aspects of care and learning.

You will support the delivery of comprehensive assessments, inform intervention planning, and provide consultation, workshops, training, and guidance to school and residential teams. Your expertise will help to create safe, nurturing, and therapeutically informed environments where children and young people can develop their emotional, social, and cognitive skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a psychologist who is looking to contribute meaningfully to a supportive and values-driven organisation, while growing their own practice within a dynamic and collaborative team.

You will be responsible for:

• Providing specialist psychological assessments and formulations for children and young people with complex needs.
• Designing and delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
• Supporting the wider team to create trauma-informed, attachment-aware, and neuro-affirming environments.
• Offering consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff to embed clinical thinking into everyday practice.
• Supporting ongoing professional development of staff through training sessions and clinical insights.
• Producing high-quality reports and contributing to EHCPs, reviews, and multi-disciplinary planning.
• Maintaining accurate records and engaging in ongoing CPD.
• Contributing to service and practice development and championing a relational, strengths-based approach.
• Ensuring all interventions comply with relevant clinical, professional, and legal standards.

Requirements

You must be:

• A qualified Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist registered with the HCPC.
• Experienced in working with children and young people with complex needs.
• Confident in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention.
• Skilled in providing consultation and support to multidisciplinary teams.
• Passionate about achieving the best outcomes for young people.
• Organised, collaborative and able to work both independently and as part of a wider team.
• A car driver, as travel across sites may be required.

Why Join?

• Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
• Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
• Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
• Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
• Holidays: 35 days holiday including bank holidays.
• Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

Job Title: Psychologist

Job Title: Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling)
Location: Chorley, Lancashire
Fulltime/Part time: Full time, can offer part time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £62,192
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and special educational needs.

You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments with a strong clinical network and be part of a team that’s deeply committed to providing holistic and evidence-based support for children to truly thrive.

Job Purpose

As a psychologist, you’ll be a vital part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with education, residential and clinical colleagues to ensure that therapeutic approaches are embedded across all aspects of care and learning.

You will support the delivery of comprehensive assessments, inform intervention planning, and provide consultation, workshops, training, and guidance to school and residential teams. Your expertise will help to create safe, nurturing, and therapeutically informed environments where children and young people can develop their emotional, social, and cognitive skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a psychologist who is looking to contribute meaningfully to a supportive and values-driven organisation, while growing their own practice within a dynamic and collaborative team.

You will be responsible for:

• Providing specialist psychological assessments and formulations for children and young people with complex needs.
• Designing and delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
• Supporting the wider team to create trauma-informed, attachment-aware, and neuro-affirming environments.
• Offering consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff to embed clinical thinking into everyday practice.
• Supporting ongoing professional development of staff through training sessions and clinical insights.
• Producing high-quality reports and contributing to EHCPs, reviews, and multi-disciplinary planning.
• Maintaining accurate records and engaging in ongoing CPD.
• Contributing to service and practice development and championing a relational, strengths-based approach.
• Ensuring all interventions comply with relevant clinical, professional, and legal standards.

Requirements

You must be:

• A qualified Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist registered with the HCPC.
• Experienced in working with children and young people with complex needs.
• Confident in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention.
• Skilled in providing consultation and support to multidisciplinary teams.
• Passionate about achieving the best outcomes for young people.
• Organised, collaborative and able to work both independently and as part of a wider team.
• A car driver, as travel across sites may be required.

Why Join?

• Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
• Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
• Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
• Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
• Holidays: 35 days holiday including bank holidays.
• Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

Job Title: Psychologist

Job Title: Psychologist (Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling)
Location: Bolton, Manchester
Fulltime/Part time: Full time
Sector: Education
Specialisms: Autism, ADHD, Developmental Trauma and Complex Needs
Salary: Up to £75,660
Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a dedicated and compassionate Psychologist seeking to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people?
This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that delivers integrated therapeutic care and education for children and young people with complex needs, including developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and special educational needs.

You’ll work in beautifully designed learning environments with a strong clinical network and be part of a team that’s deeply committed to providing holistic and evidence-based support for children to truly thrive.

Job Purpose

As a psychologist, you’ll be a vital part of a multidisciplinary team, working closely with education, residential and clinical colleagues to ensure that therapeutic approaches are embedded across all aspects of care and learning.

You will support the delivery of comprehensive assessments, inform intervention planning, and provide consultation, workshops, training, and guidance to school and residential teams. Your expertise will help to create safe, nurturing, and therapeutically informed environments where children and young people can develop their emotional, social, and cognitive skills.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a psychologist who is looking to contribute meaningfully to a supportive and values-driven organisation, while growing their own practice within a dynamic and collaborative team.

You will be responsible for:

• Providing specialist psychological assessments and formulations for children and young people with complex needs.
• Designing and delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions.
• Supporting the wider team to create trauma-informed, attachment-aware, and neuro-affirming environments.
• Offering consultation, reflective practice, and training to staff to embed clinical thinking into everyday practice.
• Supporting ongoing professional development of staff through training sessions and clinical insights.
• Producing high-quality reports and contributing to EHCPs, reviews, and multi-disciplinary planning.
• Maintaining accurate records and engaging in ongoing CPD.
• Contributing to service and practice development and championing a relational, strengths-based approach.
• Ensuring all interventions comply with relevant clinical, professional, and legal standards.

Requirements

You must be:

• A qualified Clinical, Educational, Forensic or Counselling Psychologist registered with the HCPC.
• Experienced in working with children and young people with complex needs.
• Confident in psychological assessment, formulation and therapeutic intervention.
• Skilled in providing consultation and support to multidisciplinary teams.
• Passionate about achieving the best outcomes for young people.
• Organised, collaborative and able to work both independently and as part of a wider team.
• A car driver, as travel across sites may be required.

Why Join?

• Collaborative Environment: Join a large, experienced multi-disciplinary team.
• Career Development: Access a leading programme of clinical learning and development.
• Flexible Benefits: Including life insurance and the ability to tailor your package.
• Health & Wellbeing: Access to wellbeing tools, employee assistance, and medical cover (e.g. dental and optical reimbursement).
• Holidays: 35 days holiday including bank holidays.
• Induction & Training: Full induction and robust on-the-job training.

Job Title: Speech and Language Therapist

Location: Windsor, West Berkshire

Fulltime/Part time: Full time.

Sector: Education

Specialisms: Autism, ADHD and Complex Needs

Salary: Up to £56,576

Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a specialist Speech and Language Therapist looking to make a difference in young people and working in an environment that fosters both personal and professional growth? This role offers candidates the school holidays whilst still being paid equally over 12 months.

Our client offers a truly integrated model of care that blends education and clinical support, designed to deliver exceptional outcomes for young people within thoughtfully created environments that nurture both personal and professional growth. Their approach includes enhanced therapeutic provision tailored to meet the needs of young people with complex profiles — including developmental trauma, neurodevelopmental conditions, and special educational needs.

This is a unique opportunity to work in a highly collaborative setting where every member of staff, from education to therapy , is united in their commitment to helping young people not just cope but truly thrive.

Job Purpose

Our clinicians are central to our integrated model, working collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team alongside educational and care colleagues to create therapeutic living and learning environments. Based within an education setting, you’ll support trauma-informed practice and help shape a nurturing therapeutic milieu. Your work will be grounded in clinical assessment and formulation, delivering personalised interventions while also building strong rapport with young people to support their emotional, social and academic development.

You’ll also play an active role in guiding and training staff teams, offering clinical insight that enhances everyday practice. Working with external agencies and parents/carers is key to delivering cohesive support, and you’ll collaborate closely with CAMHS, Social Care, and families as needed. As a clinician, you’ll role model flexible, relationship-based practice and champion alternative ways of working to help every young person engage and thrive

You will be responsible for:

• Ensure the needs and views of our children and young people are at the heart of everything we do: offering evidence-based, holistic and child-centred assessments and interventions across the Three Waves of Intervention and in line with the Therapeutic Focus Model.
• Use advanced specialist knowledge and levels of experience appropriately and effectively across a range of work practices which is underpinned by comprehensive and extensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
• To undertake high quality assessments of children and young people and make recommendations about appropriate therapeutic interventions for each child or young person, in accordance with individual assessed needs.
• To provide line management and clinical supervision to allocated Therapies Assistants within the setting and to support Newly Qualified Speech and Language Therapists within the setting.
• To work closely with children, young people, their parents and staff to ensure a personalised plan of delivery.
• To participate in service and practice development.
• To identify training needs, develop and facilitate training sessions to staff and parents/carers.
• To promote and facilitate Reflective Practice.
• To prepare high-quality reports and quality assure reports.
• To use appropriate clinical and professional guidance within practice (e.g. RCSLT or NICE guidance).
• To role model to all children and young people, education and care colleagues how to promote self-esteem and positive relationships.
• To develop professional relationships with home and school staff.
• To identify and deliver training to education or care staff teams in relation to supporting our children and young people.
• To safeguard and promote the welfare of young people at all times and to follow Group policy and procedures in this area.
• To participate in the Group’s Staff Development Programme.
• To maintain CPD and keep an updated log of completed activities.
• To attend and/or inform Post Admission Reviews, Annual Reviews and ITACs for those children on your caseload.
• To complete administrative requirements in a timely manner. These include evidencing that you are meeting EHCP requirements, liaison and completion of MDT reports and updating EHCP targets.
• To attend monthly, clinical and line management supervision. To complete progress reviews monthly in the first 6 months and then termly.
• To maintain professional accountability.

In addition:

• To actively engage in own line management and clinical supervision.
• To actively engage in CPD.
• To maintain professional registration and memberships relevant to the profession.
• It is important that the postholder is willing to work flexibly to meet the changing needs of the young people placed within our provision. There is an excellent support network for staff within the Clinical Team in addition to the support that is available on a day-to-day basis within the settings.

Requirements

Candidates must be one of the following:

• HCPC registered Speech and Language Therapist
• Confident working with young people with complex needs
• Skilled in delivering therapeutic interventions
• Able to support wider teams and deliver clinically informed environments
• Strong communication, leadership, and organisational skills
• A passion for improving the lives of young people

Why Join?

• Chance to work within a large multi-disciplinary clinical colleague
• Extensive clinical learning and development programme
• Flexible benefits including life insurance
• Medical cover
• Access to wellbeing tools & employee assistance
• Beautiful, purpose-built learning environments
• Get paid whilst still on your holidays!

Job Title: Speech and Language Therapist

Location: Albrighton, Shropshire

Fulltime/Part time: Part time (3 days) and term time roles.

Sector: Education

Specialisms: Autism, ADHD and Complex Needs

Salary: Up to £51,000

Employment Type: Permanent

Introduction

Are you a specialist Speech and Language Therapist looking to make a difference in young people and working in an environment that fosters both personal and professional growth? This role offers candidates the school holidays whilst still being paid equally over 12 months.

Our client offers a truly integrated model of care that blends education and clinical support, designed to deliver exceptional outcomes for young people within thoughtfully created environments that nurture both personal and professional growth. Their approach includes enhanced therapeutic provision tailored to meet the needs of young people with complex profiles — including developmental trauma, neurodevelopmental conditions, and special educational needs.

This is a unique opportunity to work in a highly collaborative setting where every member of staff, from education to therapy , is united in their commitment to helping young people not just cope but truly thrive.

Job Purpose

Our clinicians are central to our integrated model, working collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team alongside educational and care colleagues to create therapeutic living and learning environments. Based within an education setting, you’ll support trauma-informed practice and help shape a nurturing therapeutic milieu. Your work will be grounded in clinical assessment and formulation, delivering personalised interventions while also building strong rapport with young people to support their emotional, social and academic development.

You’ll also play an active role in guiding and training staff teams, offering clinical insight that enhances everyday practice. Working with external agencies and parents/carers is key to delivering cohesive support, and you’ll collaborate closely with CAMHS, Social Care, and families as needed. As a clinician, you’ll role model flexible, relationship-based practice and champion alternative ways of working to help every young person engage and thrive

You will be responsible for:

• Ensure the needs and views of our children and young people are at the heart of everything we do: offering evidence-based, holistic and child-centred assessments and interventions across the Three Waves of Intervention and in line with the Therapeutic Focus Model.
• Use advanced specialist knowledge and levels of experience appropriately and effectively across a range of work practices which is underpinned by comprehensive and extensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
• To undertake high quality assessments of children and young people and make recommendations about appropriate therapeutic interventions for each child or young person, in accordance with individual assessed needs.
• To provide line management and clinical supervision to allocated Therapies Assistants within the setting and to support Newly Qualified Speech and Language Therapists within the setting.
• To work closely with children, young people, their parents and staff to ensure a personalised plan of delivery.
• To participate in service and practice development.
• To identify training needs, develop and facilitate training sessions to staff and parents/carers.
• To promote and facilitate Reflective Practice.
• To prepare high-quality reports and quality assure reports.
• To use appropriate clinical and professional guidance within practice (e.g. RCSLT or NICE guidance).
• To role model to all children and young people, education and care colleagues how to promote self-esteem and positive relationships.
• To develop professional relationships with home and school staff.
• To identify and deliver training to education or care staff teams in relation to supporting our children and young people.
• To safeguard and promote the welfare of young people at all times and to follow Group policy and procedures in this area.
• To participate in the Group’s Staff Development Programme.
• To maintain CPD and keep an updated log of completed activities.
• To attend and/or inform Post Admission Reviews, Annual Reviews and ITACs for those children on your caseload.
• To complete administrative requirements in a timely manner. These include evidencing that you are meeting EHCP requirements, liaison and completion of MDT reports and updating EHCP targets.
• To attend monthly, clinical and line management supervision. To complete progress reviews monthly in the first 6 months and then termly.
• To maintain professional accountability.

In addition:

• To actively engage in own line management and clinical supervision.
• To actively engage in CPD.
• To maintain professional registration and memberships relevant to the profession.
• It is important that the postholder is willing to work flexibly to meet the changing needs of the young people placed within our provision. There is an excellent support network for staff within the Clinical Team in addition to the support that is available on a day-to-day basis within the settings.

Requirements

Candidates must be one of the following:

• HCPC registered Speech and Language Therapist
• Confident working with young people with complex needs
• Skilled in delivering therapeutic interventions
• Able to support wider teams and deliver clinically informed environments
• Strong communication, leadership, and organisational skills
• A passion for improving the lives of young people

Why Join?

• Chance to work within a large multi-disciplinary clinical colleague
• Extensive clinical learning and development programme
• Flexible benefits including life insurance
• Medical cover
• Access to wellbeing tools & employee assistance
• Beautiful, purpose-built learning environments
• Get paid whilst still on your holidays!